Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-08-04

part Of Sunday and Monday in Belle
fonte. --------------.--
---Invariably the best satisfaction has
been given 10y shoes bought at Musser's
Shoe Store.
The plasterers began work on f..
w. Mauck's new house on Penn street
last Monday.
If you are in need of good and
fancy Buggy Whip, 60 10 Stover's store
ON Main Street.
The Centre Hall hand has been re
organized and will soon be heard from
for musical txcellency.
The Union county Agricultural So
ciety will haze their annual fair on
sept. Il, -, 2S and oath.
Miss Jennie Luckepb bach, of Belle
fonte, is guest at DIR. ). G. Cute lins'
residence on Main street
-Muslins, Muslins, bleached and un-
bleaehed, II large stock at kauffman's,
from to 8 cents per yard.
j. III. Reifsnyder, of tins place
nurses a sore hand, caused 10y the pois-
onous sting of some insect.
Rev T. F. Dornblaser, of Kansas,
il at present Spending vacation among
relatives in Nittany Valley.
Mrs. Rev. Herald, of Enders, Dau-
phin Co. Pa. was here week on Wis
it to her parents, Dennis Luse's.
j. III. B. Hartman Improved his
residence on Penn street by having
shutters made for all the windows.
GHEEN & SPIGELMYER'S
Our Clothing department is full and
we invite you to examine our stock.
Those fine Kid Shoes for Ladies,
being sold for $500 at Kaufman S
store can't be equaled anywhere else.
An organ grinder entertained the
Main street people for an hour on Tues
day,by grinding out some choice music.
CHOICE BRICK The undersigned
has for sale los of choice brick
G. e. LOSE. Rebersbnrg, Pa.
Candidate A. b. Herd spent end of
last week in these lower townships and
left very favorable impressions behind.
Nearly every body suffers from the
intense heat prevailing at this time.
All will be glad when the dogs had their
days.
--sWay Ahead" is the best for s.
cent Cigar in town. Look out for the
large stock arriving at Stoyer's grocery
this week.
We are told that the next gather
ing at Coburn will be G. A. II. en-
campment, which is TO come off some
time in September.
DO you suffer from scrofula, salt
lheum, or other humors? Take Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier.
100 doses one dollar.
Lydia, the little daughter OF Mrs.
Rose Stam. who is spending the sum-
mer with her parents at this place, has
the mumps at present.
Monday evening the sky was dark
ened with thunder storms and the air
was freighted with electricity and there
was heavy rain fall.
w. T. Mauck. the furniture man,
greatly improved his property on Penn
street by building a neat fence and a
substantial boardwalk.
j. I'll. Musser 81 Sons blessing.--A
pair of the best shoes for the money, on
any person calling at their store ON
Main street. Millheim, Pa.
Prof. Edwin Wolf, of Gettysburg,
was in town Saturday, to see his reIa-
tives. He left for Brushyalley to pay a
visit to friends over there.
j. G. limerick resigned his position
as clerk in J. w. Snook'S store yester-
day, and will attend Prof. Gramley' IS
select school at Rebersburg.
The mammoth stock of Dry Goods
at d. S. Kauffman's contains anything
and everything you may need and can
be bought at the lowest figures.
The Millheim base balists seem to
mean business. They are soliciting
money to purchase new balls and bats
and then propose to get at it in earnest.
DIR. IL. G.. III. Hayes and Miss Sal
lie Nj. Hoffer, of Bellefonte, were mar
ried at the residence of the brides
mother i'm that place yesterday fore
noon.
Don't fail TO look at ID. 5. Kauff-
mans new advertisement in another
column. He proposes to keep up the
good old reputatio of that popular
store.
Some heavy blasting is being done
at J. III. Reifsny der's cement kiln, west
of Penn street. The explosions some.
times make the neighboring houses
quake.
.-Unquestionably fine bargains now
offered at Musser's Shoe Store. Shoes
sold at a reduced price to make room
for fall goods coming in within the next
few weeks. s.-A,